which website citations are formatted correctly? select three options.\n□ singh, ajay. grow a greener…

which website citations are formatted correctly? select three options.\n□ singh, ajay. grow a greener garden. 10 june 2009. urban harvesters. 15 june 2013.\n□ greene, tom. home composting. hanover growers guild, 15 march 2010. web. 22 april 2011.\n□ schultz, renee. monitoring seed germination. chesterfield county agricultural extension: 27 february 2010. web.\n□ lee, kim. stake your tomatoes. future farmers of america, n.d. web. 24 june 2012.\n□ lawson, jennifer. put down the pesticides. organic advocates, 31 may 2013. web. 3 january 2014.

which website citations are formatted correctly? select three options.\n□ singh, ajay. grow a greener garden. 10 june 2009. urban harvesters. 15 june 2013.\n□ greene, tom. home composting. hanover growers guild, 15 march 2010. web. 22 april 2011.\n□ schultz, renee. monitoring seed germination. chesterfield county agricultural extension: 27 february 2010. web.\n□ lee, kim. stake your tomatoes. future farmers of america, n.d. web. 24 june 2012.\n□ lawson, jennifer. put down the pesticides. organic advocates, 31 may 2013. web. 3 january 2014.

Answer

Answer:

  • Greene, Tom. Home Composting. Hanover Growers Guild, 15 March 2010. Web. 22 April 2011.
  • Schultz, Renee. Monitoring Seed Germination. Chesterfield County Agricultural Extension: 27 February 2010. Web.
  • Lawson, Jennifer. Put Down the Pesticides. Organic Advocates, 31 May 2013. Web. 3 January 2014.

Brief Explanations:

A correct website citation typically includes author's name, title of work, publisher, publication date, and access - date. These three options follow the general citation format rules. The first option has incorrect date - order (publication date and access date are mixed up). The fourth option has "n.d." (no date) which is not a proper way to format if the date is known.